| JPL78 said:
But I still disagree with you that 3D has no functional value because it does. A few examples would be having a better feel for the other traffic coming at you in racing games, distinguishing the terain on a pinball table and having a much better spatial representation if it, having better judgements in 3D platformers and not just having to rely on your shadow to space your jumps. |
Hmm, I see your point. I never really looked at it like that. In hindsight, VR is made complete fundamentally because its a 3D display with an expanded visual cone to completely wrap around your vision. So I get you there.
What I meant i suppose is that compared to 3D, VR wouldn't just add a certain layer of immersion. Rather it can spearhead completely different genres or evolve existing genres in a way that simply can't be done any other way bacause its not just a view but rather also a control input.
